Your coverage of companies like Enza and Takenos is fascinating, do you connect with fintech founders looking for banking and cross-border payment infrastructure partners?
The DTCC angle is the important shift: the hard integration is proving how tokenized positions reconcile with existing custody and settlement, not picking a chain. For Nigerian markets, what would need to be local first—custody, FX controls, or a regulated distribution partner—before this reaches ordinary investors?
Your coverage of companies like Enza and Takenos is fascinating, do you connect with fintech founders looking for banking and cross-border payment infrastructure partners?
sure! Always happy to talk with founders in this space!
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The DTCC angle is the important shift: the hard integration is proving how tokenized positions reconcile with existing custody and settlement, not picking a chain. For Nigerian markets, what would need to be local first—custody, FX controls, or a regulated distribution partner—before this reaches ordinary investors?